"school, and Kemp-Bird runs off, even as Gates is walking down the aisle. As the film ends, the staff at the Ministry and the officers at the East Arabian army camp are all doing a pastoral dance to calm themselves. ""Variety"" called it ""well up to standard""; whereas ""Time Out"" regretted that ""inspiration seems to have deserted the St Trinian's scriptwriters,"" but noted ""Some bright moments."" The Pure Hell of St Trinian's The Pure Hell of St Trinian's is a 1960 British comedy film set in the fictional St Trinian's School. Directed by Frank Launder and written by him and"
"collector's edition Blu-ray and DVD combo-pack under their Scream Factory label in October 2012. On December 7, 2017, Scream Factory announced on their official Facebook page that the Blu-ray was officially out of print. Terror Train Terror Train is a 1980 slasher film directed by Roger Spottiswoode in his directorial debut and starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Ben Johnson, and Hart Bochner. Set aboard a moving train on New Year's Eve, the film follows a group of medical school students holding a costume party who are targeted by a killer who steals their costumes after murdering them to avoid being caught."
"at a school named Cleveland Elementary. On Tuesday morning January 17, 1989, an anonymous person phoned the Stockton Police Department regarding a death threat against Cleveland Elementary School in Stockton, California. At noon that day, Patrick Purdy, a disturbed drifter and former Stockton resident, began his attack by setting his fireworks-laden Chevrolet station wagon on fire with a Molotov cocktail after parking it behind the school, later causing the vehicle to explode. Purdy went to the school playground, where he began firing with a semi-automatic rifle from behind a portable building. Purdy fired 106 rounds in three minutes, killing five"
"Michelle was her high school friend, and that the two had received probation for causing a fatal car accident after driving with their headlights turned off and pursuing the first driver who flashed them. Paul meanwhile investigates local urban legends, and discovers that the Stanley Hall massacre was in fact real, and Professor Wexler, a psychology professor, was its only survivor. Later that evening, Dean Adams is murdered in the campus parking garage, and Reese finds Wexler's office in disarray and covered in blood. Meanwhile, Natalie, Brenda, and Sasha attend a fraternity party coinciding the massacre's 25th anniversary. Sasha stays"
"experience in school. He described this in an interview with Tommy Vance of BBC Radio One. Pink and his two friends go down to a railway track to lay bullets on the rails and watch them explode under the passing train. Pink, putting himself up against the tunnel wall, sees that the train cars are packed with faceless people. He sees his teacher at the other end of the tunnel yelling at him to stand still. In the next scene, in Pink's school, the teacher discovers Pink writing a poem (which contains lyrics from ""Money"") and, as punishment, ridicules Pink"
"""Thrill Killers"", first air date: October 9, 2008. Cleveland Elementary School shooting (San Diego) The Grover Cleveland Elementary School shooting took place on January 29, 1979, at a public elementary school in San Diego, California, United States. The principal and a custodian were killed; eight children and a police officer were injured. A 16-year-old girl, Brenda Spencer, who lived in a house across the street from the school, was convicted of the shootings. Tried as an adult, she pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and assault with a deadly weapon, and was given an indefinite sentence. she remains in"
"School massacre in 1999, which he claims took him ""back to [his] roots"" in a Christian high school. He and Urban began writing the script while attending the American Film Institute Conservatory. Much of the story was drawn from his own experiences with ""conservative Christian subculture"", including Christian rock concerts, being ""this gay kid in a Christian school"" and having visions of Jesus. He says, ""In the Baptist school there was the one Jewish girl that everyone was trying to save, there was a girl who got pregnant, there was a gay kid""—all principal characters in ""Saved!"". He claims that"
"Terror Train Terror Train is a 1980 slasher film directed by Roger Spottiswoode in his directorial debut and starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Ben Johnson, and Hart Bochner. Set aboard a moving train on New Year's Eve, the film follows a group of medical school students holding a costume party who are targeted by a killer who steals their costumes after murdering them to avoid being caught. It features supporting performances from Sandee Currie, Anthony Sherwood, and David Copperfield. The concept for the film was based on an idea by executive producer Daniel Grodnik, who sought to ""make ""Halloween"" on a"
"Crime School Crime School is a 1938 Warner Bros. film directed by Lewis Seiler and starring the Dead End Kids and Humphrey Bogart. A junkman (Frank Otto) does business with the Dead End Kids: Frankie (Billy Halop), Squirt (Bobby Jordan), Spike (Leo Gorcey), Goofy (Huntz Hall), Fats (Bernard Punsly), and Bugs (Gabriel Dell). When the boys ask for a $20 payoff, ""Junkie"" says ""Five is all you'll get. Now take it and get out of here."" In a rage, Spike strikes the man in the back of the head with a hard object, and the junkman falls to the floor"
"2, Episode 8 of ""The Mysteries of Laura"", ""The Mystery of the Ghost in the Machine,"" Hudson University is the college the suspect in the case attends. Detective Laura Diamond recognizes the colors Blue and Gold in the background of a computer screen shot of his dorm room as the school's colors. In episode 3 of Season 1, a Hudson University student stands trial for the murder of the star athlete she had accused of rape three years earlier. Hudson University was also mentioned in episode 4 as the site of a clinical trial study related to a pharmaceutical patent"
"Park. He wore a Revolutionary War-era flag of the United States, and carried a baseball bat, which police confiscated. He gave Nazi salutes, and used a racial slur at least once. At the event, Christian was videotaped shouting ""Die, Muslims!"" The day before the killings Christian had made racial threats on another train, threatened a conductor, and hurled a bottle at a black woman who then maced him, as seen on cell phone videos. Christian told police that he had dropped out of high school, but later earned his high school equivalency and took classes at Portland Community College for"
"Death Academy Death Academy (also known as School Night Massacre) is a 2005 horror film written and directed by Daniel Lehmussaari. While researching a massacre that occurred at their high school ten years ago, a group of four students manage to contact the recently released killer, who claims that he was framed by the school's current principal. Believing the man's story, the quartet bring him along when they break into the school one night to look for evidence of the principal's guilt. As the students search the building, they are picked off one by one by a hooded and masked"
"the 1930s to the present day telling the story of black players' courage and determination to play in a white-dominated sport. To his credit as sole director are the documentary Bone that follows Montreal's Snell Thouin Project with the extraordinary talents of Willy Tsao's Beijing Modern Dance Company, Music for a Blue Train, a documentary about the beauty and hardship of playing music for commuter traffic focussing on Montreal's subway system, The Métro, that has 59 designated spots for musicians to perform for the public and finally co-directed with fellow EyeSteelFilm directors Daniel Cross, Brett Gaylor and the students of"
"commentary, Book's knowledge of underworld dealings (particularly his theory of Niska's reaction to an incarcerated Mal and Zoe) alludes to his cryptic past. The Train Job ""The Train Job"" is the second episode of the American science-fiction western television series ""Firefly"" created by Joss Whedon, although it was the first to be shown. (The pilot, ""Serenity"", was not shown until nine other episodes had been aired.) According to the DVD commentary, Whedon and Tim Minear had only two days to write the script. The crew of ""Serenity"" take on a hovertrain robbery commissioned by a sinister crime lord. The cargo"
"prison. He was paroled on June 14, 1980, and found work cleaning and preparing new cars for sale at Rubidoux Motors in Riverside County. On the morning of October 28, 1980, Brown abducted 15-year-old Susan Louise Jordan while she was on her way to Arlington High School in Riverside. He had been posing as a jogger on the route. After dragging her to an orange grove, Brown brutally raped and sodomized her and strangled her to death with her own shoelace; he also took her identification cards and school books. Susan's mother, Angelina Jordan, who had coincidentally left her car"
"a school janitor who was looking for a place to urinate. Bell's body was found clothed in the brown cut-off shorts he was last seen wearing, though they had a piece of masking tape stuck to them. He had been hit over the head twice and the cause of death was strangulation. Police did not immediately link his disappearance to the previous killings. On March 4, 1980, the first female victim, 12-year-old Angel Lenair, disappeared. She left her house around 4 p.m., wearing a denim outfit, and was last seen at a friend's house watching the television program ""Sanford and"
"car keys. The gang tries to escape in their car, only to have it struck by a ghost train that resembles the one that killed them years ago, which sends them back to Hell. Wayne offers to have Jim come with him to the afterlife, which Jim refuses. Wayne says he can move on to heaven and see his parents because the greasers are no longer a threat. Wayne goes back to the afterlife as Jim's family heads home. The original short story, ""Sometimes They Come Back"", is set in Stratford High School in Stratford, Connecticut. The film adaptation was"
"Hudson University Hudson University is a fictional university appearing in American comic books published by the DC Comics. The name is also used as a fictional university depicted in ""Law & Order"" and its spin-offs, and less frequently in many other television series. It is generally described as being near New York City, which sits alongside the Hudson River. Hudson University is the location of an active shooter case in the NBC drama ""Blindspot"" in Season 1, Episode 19. Hudson University was mentioned in the CBS drama ""Blue Bloods"" in Season 2, Episode 14 when 3 protesters were arrested for"
"an oncoming train, having parked on the tracks. Jim has nightmares about his brother's murder as he starts teaching in the town. Students that are close to him start to be involved in various accidents that look like suicides. One by one, students are slain so the greasers, disguised as living teens, can return to class. The greasers plan to kill Jim the same way they murdered Wayne to keep themselves out of Hell. They intend to have a child witness the event, leading them to try to kidnap Jim's son Scott. Jim finds out that there is a way"
"Trinity murders The ""Trinity murders"" (so named for the high school attended by the victims) occurred in Louisville, Kentucky on September 29, 1984, when Victor Dewayne Taylor and George Ellis Wade kidnapped and murdered two 17-year-old Trinity High School students, Scott Christopher Nelson and Richard David Stephenson. Taylor was sentenced to death and Wade was sentenced to life imprisonment. On September 29, 1984, Scott Nelson and Richard Stephenson were headed to a Trinity High School football game at duPont Manual High School in the Old Louisville neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky when they became lost. The pair stopped at a Moby"
"Ghost Rider (1982 film) Ghost Rider is a US short film on bus safety, shown primarily in American schools in the 1980s. After enduring his first day of junior high school, Kevin is befriended on the bus ride home by a girl who offers him a sympathetic ear, saying she knows what's it's like to be new. She drops her pencil and Kevin picks it up, only to find that the girl has vanished. Her name is inscribed on the pencil - Tracy Donnelly. While doing his homework Kevin passes his mother the pencil, and she states that the house"
"out hate-filled fliers against Jews, blacks and Asians on university campuses. In October 1998, Smith was the subject of a story on his university's public broadcasting station. Smith was a follower of the white supremacist organization now known as the Creativity Movement, and was a devoted disciple of the group's leader Matthew Hale. Two days after Hale was denied a license to practice law in Illinois, Smith loaded his light blue Ford Taurus with guns and ammunition and ventured on a three-day, two-state shooting spree that killed two people and wounded nine others. Starting on the evening of Friday, July"
"Blue Murder (miniseries) Blue Murder is a two-part Australian television miniseries produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1995, and is based on true events. Set in the 1970s and 1980s in Sydney, the miniseries concerns the relationship between controversial former detective Roger ""the Dodger"" Rogerson and notorious criminal Arthur ""Neddy"" Smith. Rogerson and his colleagues were accused of giving Smith a ""green light"" to commit crimes without police interference, with the relationship fraying when Rogerson orders hitman Christopher ""Mr. Rent-a-Kill"" Flannery to murder Police Officer Michael Drury. The murder of prostitute Sallie-Anne Huckstepp also features. ""Blue Murder"" is narrated"
"Boston Colored High School when he was in eighth grade. He soon started skipping classes. At 13, Rideau got a job at a grocery store and stopped going to school before finishing ninth grade. He had just turned 19 when he committed a bank robbery in Lake Charles in 1961, during which he took three white workers as hostages. In the course of their trying to escape, he fatally shot and stabbed bank teller Julia Ferguson. Before Rideau was arraigned, a local television news station, KPLC-TV, filmed an interview of him with the sheriff at the jail, in which he"
"reviews and a very successful DVD release followed. ""Train Ride"" was Esther Rolle's last project before her death on November 17, 1998, and the film is dedicated to her. ""Train Ride"" was shot on the campus of Cheyney University, which is the oldest African American college in the United States. The film recently got high praise by noted film historian/critic Irv Slifkin in his best-selling book ""Filmadelphia: A Celebration of a City's Movies,"" which was published by Middle Atlantic Press in 2006. In addition, the film recently ranked #5 in the top ten ""Best College Movies"" on BET.COM. Train Ride"
"arrested. The boys are subsequently paroled into the care of their parents. Warner Archives released the film on made to order DVD in the United States on August 4, 2009. Crime School Crime School is a 1938 Warner Bros. film directed by Lewis Seiler and starring the Dead End Kids and Humphrey Bogart. A junkman (Frank Otto) does business with the Dead End Kids: Frankie (Billy Halop), Squirt (Bobby Jordan), Spike (Leo Gorcey), Goofy (Huntz Hall), Fats (Bernard Punsly), and Bugs (Gabriel Dell). When the boys ask for a $20 payoff, ""Junkie"" says ""Five is all you'll get. Now take"
"founder of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. Clark is also notable for being the site of Sigmund Freud's only lectures in the United States and for being the university where Chinese poet Xu Zhimo earned his BA. Gus Van Sant's ""The Sea of Trees"" was filmed in part on Clark University's campus. Leading actor Matthew McConaughey's character, Arthur Brennan, is a physics professor and scenes were filmed in and around Clark's Sackler Sciences Center. Clark was also a shooting location for the thriller ""Black Car"", an independent film about a law student out for revenge, with Clark"
"1989–90, 1990–91, 1998–99). On February 19, 1970, 22 students were arrested at the school when a crowd of 200 students staged a sit–in outside of the principal's office. The sit–in was in response to minorities of the student body to get implementation of manifesto. The students also wanted a social room in the school to be named in memory of the late Black Panther Party chairman Fred Hampton. On February 15, 1972, 21–year old Cornell Fitzpatrick was shot to death in the school by a white Chicago police officer Benard Martin who was working as security at the school. According"
"Train (film) Train is a 2008 horror film directed and written by Gideon Raff and starring Thora Birch and Gideon Emery. In Eastern Europe, a group of US college athletes unknowingly board a train that will become one deadly ride. The students are participating in a wrestling championship; they include Todd (Derek Magyer) and his girlfriend Alex (Thora Birch), Sheldon (Kavan Reece), Claire (Gloria Votsis), and young assistant coach Willy (Gideon Emery). After a hard match, they sneak away from their hotel to an underground club. However, the next morning, they return too late for their train to Odessa. Coach"
"a special school and was observed committing burglaries and assaults during his schooling. Before being arrested for murder in 1995, Rung was imprisoned many times for various crimes. Between 1983 and 1995 he killed a total of six women and his stepbrother in cold blood. His victims were raped, strangled, drowned or suffocated and then robbed. Due to the different methods and without the availability of DNA profiling for a long time, no connection could be made between the crimes. Two of the victims - his 77-year-old landlady and a 22-year-old student - were murdered in 1983 in the Silbersteinstraße"
"death row. A memorial park was erected on McGowan Parkway in Olivehurst, California in remembrance of the four people who died that day. """" (a.k.a. Hostage High and Target for Rage) is a 1997 drama thriller film based on the Lindhurst High School shooting. The film stars Rick Schroder, Freddie Prinze, Jr., Katie Wright, Ryan Christopher Mouritsen, Alexis Cruz, and Henry Winkler. The script was written by Larry Golin and directed by Michael W. Watkins. The film was released on 19 May 1997. The television series ""Hostage Do or Die"" also produced an episode recreating the events of the shooting"
"high school in 1964 to work at Posey's Phillips 66 garage. Horace D. Barnette, 25, was Travis' younger half-brother; he had a 1957 two-toned blue Ford Fairlane sedan. Horace Barnette's car is the one the group took after Posey's car broke down. Officials say that James Jordan, 38, killed Chaney. He confessed his crimes to the federal authorities in exchange for a plea deal. After Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner's release from the Neshoba County jail around 10 p.m. on June 21, they were followed almost immediately by Deputy Sheriff Price in his 1957 white Chevrolet sedan patrol car. Soon afterward,"
"boy who allegedly drowned in the college pond, a female student clad only in a towel, and a poltergeist known as ""Frank the Library Ghost"". Red Lady of Huntingdon College The Red Lady of Huntingdon College is a ghost said to haunt the former Pratt Hall dormitory at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama. Her story is told in Huntingdon alumnus Kathryn Tucker Windham's book ""13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey"". According to Windham and historian Daniel Barefoot, there have actually been two ghosts alleged to have haunted Huntingdon College. They first appeared in the late nineteenth century, while the college was"